What We Do
Provide guidance and educational tools to the research community in the effective administration of research compliance. As subject matter experts, RIA will interpret federal regulation, guideline and policy to develop internal recommendations specific to Princeton’s research and culture. Throughout this process, RIA will foster relationships with our academic partners to promote responsibility in the conduct of ethical research.
Use of biological agents including, but not limited to, r/s NA, gene drive modified organisms (GDMOs), infectious agents, toxins and human or non-human primate materials. For full list of biological agents, please see https://ria.princeton.edu/Research-Biohazards/Committee
Ethical care and use of animals in research, training, and testing.
Princeton follows multiple federal/sponsor requirements and University policies that govern the required disclosure of outside activities, relationships or financial interests (“outside activities”) and management of conflicts of interest (COI).